The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23
MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL: SUNDAY OCTOBER 23, 1881.


image Of the Master when he comes TO
occupy.
but the grand consummation, the pom,
10 which all our agencies are focused, II
reached when the living temple, strong
and beautiful in body and mind, In sol
| EMMY consccrated To the Lord Jehovah,
aud the fire from heaven dcvours the sue
riiicc ol his old nature, aidupon the affair
and the glory OF the lord, more glorious
than all our human culture, fills his temple;
This is the end for which we l"bor, anu
this alone is worthy Of our efforts anu our
name. .'..r .-..'
A hymn was then sung and an hour
given 10 practical illustrations OF work,
ers' Training Glasses, their Necessity and
! How Conducted" by John IL. Elliott, gem
er.ll secretary, OF Minneapolis. The sam
! pie class was composed OF McSsIs. M'ill'
! gan, Hume, llerndon, Davis, Wynn,
Sims, Cownn, Campbell and Mastel. CUES.
tions and answers Ms to training ON biblical
and other subjects constituted the eNeF-
Ciscs.
Mr.. Sayiorl's quartet then sang THY
Savior is Waiting Tor Thee" In beautiful
and impressive manner.
Following this came the nominations rs
10 what place the convention should meet
next year. Chattanooga and Clarksvilc
were suggested. Mr. :. A, Chandler spoke
eloqucnily in favor Of GAINESVILLE, aud II
was decided 70 hold the next convention
there. .t.
The report Of the committee ON state
executive reports was then heard. II was
as follows;
This committee recommends that the
report Of the state executive committee be
received; that its suggestions and recon-
mcndations be adopted by this convcn-
ton ~ whole, and that each delegate IN
voting for il pledge himself by 30 doing To
carry out that part Of the work belonging
to him, and his assistance.
Resolved, That the thanks of this con-
ycntion he rendered Ia the committee and
their secretary, j. V. Read, for their faith
full and wise management of the work dur
ing the past year.
"Rcsolycd, That the State executive
committee appoint the district committee,
selecting m the three chairman oi these
district committees mcmbc of the aiorc'
said state executive committee,
Resolved further, That the following
named persons constitute the state cxccu-
tive committee for the ensuing year, TO
gcthcr with such others m IN their wisdom
they may zee the Necessity or ACCESSIBILITY
Of adding h. il from time 10 time up 10 the
number of twenty-five.
Resolved further, That rs the commit
tee IL ~ limited, the newly appointed cN'
ccutive committee shall audit the retiring
trcasucr's detailed statement. II, II,
Brinsl)rd, Union City; X. =. Bradshaw,
Fayetteville 4. ID. Reynolds, Bristol; j. n.
Faxon, Clarksyillc; W. A. Lually, Jackson,
X. r.. Allison. Shclbyvillc; T.. |. Crockett
Vanderbilt; l.. II. Estes, Ice 4. Coulter
James Lee, IT,, Memphis; VIM. Ferguson
u. A. Jenkins, J. II. Cowan, Knoxville
J. +. Loomcs, l.. Elder, q. Ewing, Chat
tanooga; X. T.. Magill, J. u. Wilson, j. II
Zara, T. NJ. Hunt, J. I. Wakelcy, VI. u
, Toncy, II. A. Myers, J. G. Terry"
- u. DEAN, Chairman,
~ VI. ALLEN,
-. II. MIIIIGAN.
&c. q. EwriI,
, ~. y. CnlLpREss,
"W. A. SINS,
- &. SEnuN,
"S. W. IIaNrroS."
Mr. jenkins then announced the names
Of the young men who arr Ia speak ut III,
, different churches tomorrow. The names
, Of the young men aud the churches ar ~
follows
Presbyterian Brick Church, Chelsea
, 7. &. Terry Of Nashville. morning; W
T.. Henderson, Knoxville, and jaime
T. Birdie, evening.
4 FiSt Methods, Episcopal Church W
q II. sims, Nashville, morning; j. V. Rea
c and J. II. Elliott, Minneapolis, evening.
Fort Pickering Methodist Church
= Frank llumes and s. T.. Chandler, Clark'
o vile, evening.
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